EU Training 

Training About The European Union

 

The Ten Commandments contains 279 words. The Declaration of Independence contains 300 words. Yet the EC-disposition about the import of the caramel-sweetie contains 25,911 words. 

German Agricultural professional publication

Hungary is getting married. What does the bride look like? This is what only a few people really know in Hungary. It is a fact that this marriage won’t be easy. The common law of the European Union contains more than 80,000 pages and we have to harmonize our legal system with it.

The countdown has already begun. We believe that domestic employers and employees will only be able to come up with solutions to the new challenges presented by the EU-accession if they enrich their knowledge in the appropriate manner – i.e. they develop their skills and obtain crucial information. The product development team of Develor, cooperating with trained EU-experts and EU-lawyers, was the first in the domestic training market to develop a training package concerned with the European Union. The purpose of this package is to help minimize the existing disadvantage caused by a lack of information and to increase the chance of a smooth accession.

The primary objective of this training is to build a knowledge base based on the fundamentals, which can help leaders guide their firms easily and smoothly through the challenging days of the accession.

During the first half of the training, we will review that knowledge that we need not only as an actor in the economy but as a citizen. This will serve as a review of those fundamentals without which it will be hard to exist and act efficiently in the European Union.

During the second half of the training, we will examine - in a customized fashion - the circumstances of the accession of the firm in question. In this part of the course, we will get answers to the following questions in connection with your firm: 

  • How will the more intensive competition influence the management of the firm?
  • How should we analyze the new clientele and the position of the competitors?
  • Should the current markets and products of the firm be changed?
  • Should the structure of the strategic purchasing resources be modified?
  • Do the methods of marketing need to be modified?
  • How price-sensitive is the firm, and how does this influence the business process?
  • How much subsidy may be required for the changes?
  • How can the firm receive more subsidy for decreasing contingencies or for development?
  • Who decides on the subsidy and on what basis? Can we lobby? 
  • How can the firm compete successfully?

The modules are built on practice-oriented EU communicational strategy, which ensures that, in addition to the results taken into consideration at the company level, attention will be given to the development of individual skills and knowledge. 

By the end of the program the participants will be familiar with:

  • The funds of legislation and thinking in the European Union
  • The development and phases of the European integration, the history of the EU, and the symbols of the EU
  • The system of the EU institutions and its typical structure - the pillars
  • The EU law, its structure, and its principles
  • The most important fields of public policy (environmental and consumer protection, quality management, labor policy, etc.)
  • The regional directives of the Union
  • The structure of the EU budget and the probable consequences of the accession
  • The principles of the EU competition policy and the most important rules associated with the markets of the firm
  • The state and the probable impact of EU regulation in their own sector and the state of competition
  • How to handle different market impacts (tenders, strengthening market connections, co-operating forms, and the possibilities and forms of legal action)
  • all in all: they will learn about solutions and alternatives which can help them avoid failure and disadvantageous impacts as a result of the accession

By the end of the program the participants will be able to:

  • Find the answer to any question related to the EU accession
  • Find their way through the complicated system of the EU institutions, turning to the appropriate agency in each concrete case
  • Locate and interpret an EU law
  • Analyze the state of their own industry, the strength of the competition, and trends
  • Find the appropriate form in the case of a lack of sources
  • Locate and write an application